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First-hand account from inside Qusayr
June 6th, 2013
06:51 PM ET
Reporter Ali Hashem just left the flashpoint city of Qusayr and spoke to CNN’s Christiane Amanpour as he reached the Syria-Lebanon border.
“It's just a city of rubble,” Hashem told Amanpour. “I wasn't able even to find one place that wasn't destroyed.”
There are no opposition fighters left in Qusayr, according to Hashem.
“There is nothing that reflects that they are any kind of pockets of resistance in the city anymore,” he said. “There are no civilians in this city anymore.”
In the video above you can see Amanpour interview with Hashem and his full account of the devastation left in Qusayr.
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